Positioned as a potential mixed-use investment, 2 Ocean Street offers developers and investors an opportunity to evaluate a property that may accommodate commercial activity alongside residential living, subject to applicable zoning and development approvals. The property is 0.41 acres (17,792 square feet) and is identified as a corner lot with frontage along Scenic Highway A1A in the Hammock area of Palm Coast, FL. Available property listing information describes the zoning as R/C — Residential/Commercial, with the potential for a business at street level and residential space above. The property's zoning and corner-lot configuration make it worth investigating for a thoughtfully designed, neighborhood-oriented project. A development concept could include: • Ground-floor commercial space: Potential professional offices, personal services, boutique retail or other compatible neighborhood-serving businesses, subject to approval. • Residential space above: Potential apartments or other permitted residential accommodations, depending on the applicable zoning and building requirements. • An integrated live-work environment: A compact building concept designed to combine business activity and residential occupancy while making efficient use of the site. The final building configuration, number of residential units, commercial square footage, parking layout and construction feasibility would be determined through professional design and municipal review.

Positioned as a potential mixed-use investment, 2 Ocean Street offers developers and investors an opportunity to evaluate a property that may accommodate commercial activity alongside residential living, subject to applicable zoning and development approvals. The property is 0.41 acres (17,792 square feet) and is identified as a corner lot with frontage along Scenic Highway A1A in the Hammock area of Palm Coast, FL. Available property listing information describes the zoning as R/C — Residential/Commercial, with the potential for a business at street level and residential space above. The property's zoning and corner-lot configuration make it worth investigating for a thoughtfully designed, neighborhood-oriented project. A development concept could include: • Ground-floor commercial space: Potential professional offices, personal services, boutique retail or other compatible neighborhood-serving businesses, subject to approval. • Residential space above: Potential apartments or other permitted residential accommodations, depending on the applicable zoning and building requirements. • An integrated live-work environment: A compact building concept designed to combine business activity and residential occupancy while making efficient use of the site. The final building configuration, number of residential units, commercial square footage, parking layout and construction feasibility would be determined through professional design and municipal review.